Sentence examples for of commodity value from inspiring English sources

While Collingwood lacked experience in navigation and command, ship's surgeons were typically involved in selecting slaves for purchase in Africa, so their medical expertise supported the determination of "commodity value" for a captive.

In Australia, pulses are sown over c. 2 million hectares and produce c. 2.5 million tonnes of grain with a commodity value of over AU$6755 million [ 7].

For a guy who seems to view books as just another commodity, Peter Olson shows a remarkable lack of understanding of comparative commodity values (Lynn Hirschberg, July 20).

Livestock products contribute one-third of the total commodity value, led by cattle and calves; dairy and poultry products are also significant.

"That retail price is adding around 2,000% to the commodity value of my crop," he says.

In doing so, the federal government formally acknowledged the commodity value of bitcoin.

Combined commodity value of these 20 positions: $722,000.

Professionalized news production enabled journalists to construct new social authority for themselves, new credibility for the news they produced, while increasing the commodity value of news for publishers.

Focussing on this important aspect of biodiversity does not throw away the other possible "biodiversity" values that might be listed (process-based "resilience" of ecosystems, current commodity values of species, etc)., but facilitates integration of biodiversity's option values with those other values.

East Kilbride-based Wiseman said it had hoped that a further reduction could be cancelled out by a "sustained and significant rally of commodity market values".

The congressman's position "shows a lack of understanding of commodity markets, value-added agriculture, and what it means to be a Congressional Representative to his constituents," said Farm Bureau President Steve Baccus.